Northern Ireland’s Final Thirteen  are fast carving out their place in the alt-rock underground, fusing razor-sharp hooks with bruising guitars and raw, emotionally charged intensity. Since bursting onto the scene in 2024 with debut single “Why You Sacrifice Me Now,”  the band have built serious momentum through follow-up releases “Say Please Stay”  and “Go,”  earning international radio play and backing from Kerrang! Radio, RGM and Right Chord Magazine. Known for their high-

Soul-stirring vocalist and songwriter Alana Hil steps into her boldest chapter yet with the release of her new EP, Diaries of a Common Woman , out now. A raw, unfiltered exploration of identity, resilience, and mental health, the project captures Hil at her most vulnerable — transforming personal extremes of mania, numbness, and depression into striking, cinematic soul. Blending soul, R&B, and pop with powerhouse vocals and fearless storytelling, Diaries of a Common Woman  ce

Northern England artist and producer Sissy Green  steps into his debut era with Like You , the luminous opening chapter of forthcoming EP Everything you want to say to your crush . Rooted in electronic production but driven by melody, the track balances clarity with distortion — blending indie-pop sweetness, experimental textures and flashes of spoken word into something both intimate and expansive. Written at Sheffield’s Dryad Works between late summer and Christmas 2025, Li

Huge crowds descended on Manchester this week as Wingstop  and Deliveroo  teamed up to launch Do Me A Flavour  — a playful, phone-booth pop-up challenging Gen Z to do the unthinkable: actually make a call. Built around one simple question — if you had one chance to call someone guaranteed to pick up to win free wings, who would it be?  — the activation put modern friendship habits to the test. Inspired by a new stat revealing that over 60% of Gen Z would rather text than answ